Nudi Falls (Lembeh Strait) Dive Site in

Sulawesi

As the name implies, Nudi Falls is a place for macro-lovers. Nudibranchs are abundant in this dive site, while gorgonians become the perfect spot to find pygmy seahorses.

Scorpionfish, cowries, anemonefish, and giant frogfish can be seen here, along with Banggai cardinalfish. Lembeh Strait is one of the areas where the endemic of the Banggai Islands can survive outside its origin. Night dive is highly recommended to spot striped eel catfish, waspfish, painted frogfish, cuttlefish and octopus, among others.

Type of Diving:

Boat

Recommended For:

All divers

Highlights

Varieties of nudibranch, Blue-ring octopus, Harlequin shrimp
20
m

Maximum Depth:

25
m

Horizontal Visibility:

10
m

Min Water Temp:

27°
c

Max Water Temp:

29°
c

Bottom Contour:

Drop off, Slope

Bottom Composition:

Rubble, Sand

Current:

Long shore

Coral Reef:

Bad

Type of Reef:

Fringing

Marine Life

Trevallies, Snapper, Fusilier, Sweetlips, Butterfly, Cardinal, Grouper, Damselfish, Batfish, Wrasse, Parrot, Surgeon, Trigger, Box, Puffer, Porcupine, Flounder, Gobies, Frogfish, Leaf fish, Scorpion, Flathead, Blennies, Dragonet, Octopus, Shrimp, Crab, Nudibranch, Flatworm, Shell, Snake, Ray

Did you know that

Nudi Falls (Lembeh Strait)

is in

Sulawesi